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Gypsum as a Bloating Agent for Expanded Concrete Waste Fines LWA
Smadar Kedem Elmachily
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Semion Zhutovsky
Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Gypsum
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Concrete Waste
100%
Bloating Agent
100%
Fine Lightweight Aggregates
100%
Lightweight Aggregate
57%
Bloating
42%
Water Absorption
28%
Apparent Density
28%
Silica
14%
Chemical Composition
14%
Pore Size
14%
X-ray
14%
Microstructure
14%
Physical Analysis
14%
Diffraction
14%
Chemical Analysis
14%
Construction Industry
14%
Fine-grained Concrete
14%
Experimental Variables
14%
Fine Fraction
14%
Recycled Coarse Aggregate
14%
Heating Temperature
14%
Inductively Coupled Plasma Spectroscopy
14%
Concrete Recycling
14%
Recycled Concrete
14%
Firing Temperature
14%
Gypsum Content
14%
Ternary Diagram
14%
Foaming Agent
14%
Bauxite
14%
Aggregate Particle Size
14%
Optical Fluorescence Microscopy
14%
Intra-aggregate Pores
14%
Engineering
Lightweight Aggregate
100%
Apparent Density
40%
Experimental Result
20%
Heating Temperature
20%
Coarse Aggregate
20%
Experimental Variable
20%
Gypsum Content
20%
Inductively Coupled Plasma
20%
Ternary Diagram
20%
Silicon Dioxide
20%
Blowing Agent
20%
X Ray Diffraction
20%
Material Science
Density
100%
Fluorescence Microscopy
50%
Pore Size
50%
X-Ray Diffraction
50%
Blowing Agent
50%